Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-29
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JANUARY g. 1887
The new time schedule of the rsilros --;ll ,,ot "a 70 effect uutil next month.

The new time schedule of the railroad will not take effect until next month.
 Hons. c. R. Drake and A. A. Bean have remembered the CITIZEN Eltn val uable state documents.
 Died-In Bsrtley. Nebraska, on Jan nary 24th, the infant son oi Mr. and Mrs, J. h. HsrIIsOn.
 Inst reeeived-a fresh selected lot of asrk colored Lssso Key West cigRre, Ht Jule's cigar store, 2l Congress street.
 The San Diego papers note the birth, ia that city, on January 22d. to The wife of Herman WelIsch, a son.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hiram s. Stevens have adopei the infant child of the lste Mrs. l.. T. SeaEs, that was left motherless when only ten days Of age.
 b. A. Sanford's new building on Congress street is threatened with Gn- other injunctlon. If lnluuctioDs were shingles the building would be com pletely covered.
 Little Miss Frances smith, the three year-oId daughter of Mr and MTs. E. F. Smith. won the gold watch at the recent raffis. T. IS hoped that equal good lnck may follow all her ventures through lie.
 Miss Emma Sophia Peterson. of Chi cBgo, and Neil Ereckson, ot Evansville, New Mexico. were married at the Cos mopOlitaB hotel last night, Dy hev. u. Gregory.
 Mir. Wm. Skinner who returned 6 few days ago from long surveying ex- pedilion m the southern part of PIms county, was stricken with paralysis to day and Is now at St, Mary's hos pitaL One side of hIs body Is psrslyzec.
 The city Council IS making another effort to prevent Mir. D. \. Sanford from erecting the block of buildings now uu- der way on Congress street, although he is clearly within the compromise limits. Something had to be done to keep the city from growing too large for it's dry goods.
 The Huachuca band has been enRag- cd for the Locomotive FIremen's ball at Masonic Hall, February 4Ih. The sup per will b. prepared by Siewert and spread 10 the lodge hall. Jock Blink corn will call the figures for the danc- CTS. Every arrangement has been made for a grand time.
 AkEha AIs H. -14hA-H 4-NtAAAG AECl -A-- moons wonders, last night, Wss tully up to the expectations of the public. A very large audience was present and ex- hiDIted their appreciation of the able lecture. Mir. Adams will probably give another exhibition with the stereoptIcOn in B short time, upon other of the heaven ly bodies,
 It is rumored that Conductor hcNsl contemplstes retiring from rallEORdIng to engage in the more lucrative Occupa- tion of raising hoPs,st San Simon, In New Mexico, He has already selected ranch and determined upon the pBrticu lar breed that promises the best results m this peculiar climate.
 The country around Tubac will not be planted as heavily this year as lest, oE- 5ng to the lateness at which the rains must come. Sablno Otero has put in fair average acreage, but he Is abouf the only one who has planted this year. The cattle are looking fairly well but the feed is getting scarcer every day. A ram IS needed badly,
 Dr. W. 5. Richey, the great Chicago dentist, after a season of the most un- precedented success Tn this city, will leave tomorrow or the next day fer PheDiX, The doctor IS 8 thorough mas ter Of his profession and there IS DO il-I stance ID which his skill IS Is--i. equal to '',,sS-. ufD9s Accrr;,. OuTsiJe of his profes- sion, too, the doctor IS s thorough gen tleman and 8 reliable msn, and wheT- ever he may go he Is sure 10 win the re- spect and esteem of all good people. His good services are commended to the res iderts of the Salt River Valley, with the assurance that he Is just what he claims to be-a dentist without a superior.
 Representative Scott. of Pima. Is a miner and one of the youngest mem bcrs of the legislature. The precinct in which be lives, boiled A votes, S2 Of which were republican and l6 demo cratic. Tn cauyassing the returns 70 ws5 found tha, Scott had only received fl votes m fine precinct and in trying to ascertain who the voter was who had scratched hIn, it was learned thBt he had refused to vote for himself Mir. Scott Is a democrat but be It said to his honor, wac one of three of his party wnO refused tO surrender tO the Cover nor, the privileges enjoyed as repre- sentative Of the people and which hIs constituents expect him 10 exercise. On the bill authorizing the governor Co veto portions of an appropriation bill, he made a very able and logical argument. Journal Miner.
 While excRyating the irritating ditch now ID process of construction by M. G. Samanieg0 and l.. l.. Netmore on the RilhtO. MT. WetmOre uncovered i've very ancient skeletons about fifty yards from the Rillitc, at the depth of ten feet, The bodies had been placed Tn sitting posture and were encGsed in 2 wall made of boulders that had been carried n long distance. They are evidently the remains of some of the people vhO in habited fhl5 region at the date beyond the traditions of the present Rbori- ginees.
 An alarm of fire brought ont the peo- pie last evening Co the neigh DorhOod ol OchOa street, where the west end of Mir. ". W. Williams building was found to be m fiRmls. The Hook aud Ladder boys and the Hose company were prompt ly on the ground and bIg stream of wa ter soon quenched the flames. The fire originated ID the board kitchen, while Col and Mrs. C. L. Daley We're enter taining visitors in another pOrtioB,Of the house, and this fight frame affair WAS totally destroyed. The damage includ- iDg a section of the fence and the wind mill tower, will approximate Sl00. Col, Daily also sustains quite loss upon goods that were stored ID the burned building. The e1ertions of the fire boys and the plentiful supply of water saved the maIa building from destruction.
 
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